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If I’m Not Elect, How Am I Guilty for Not Believing?
May 30, 2024
Exploring theological concepts of election and predestination, discussing the implications of God's sovereignty over salvation and the responsibility of individuals to believe despite not being chosen. Distinguishing between moral and physical inability in belief and emphasizing the importance of faith regardless of doubts about one's election status.
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- Belief requires individual responsibility despite potential moral inability due to corrupt desires.
- Non-election cannot excuse unbelief; personal response to the gospel message is critical for belief in Christ.
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Responsible for Unbelief
The podcast explores the concept of responsibility in belief and unbelief, especially in relation to God's electing plan. It discusses the distinction between moral and physical inability, highlighting that individuals may have moral inability due to their corrupt desires, yet remain responsible for their actions. It emphasizes that God's sovereign grace is the key factor in overcoming this moral bondage, enabling individuals to believe in Christ.
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